Gunther Grant Inc (GNGR)

[Picktool]

15C211 - Gunther Grant has taken a bold move

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http://www.gunthergrant.com/15c211.html


Gunther Grant has taken a bold move to separate our company from what the SEC has stated:

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"The SEC has warned that the off-exchange market The (OTC), more broadly, is rife with fraud and manipulation."

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Our decision to "electively" move away from the OTC markers was done after having filed twice to be OTC Current and posting that GNGR was profitable with no debt and a low float non diluted solid foundation company had little affect in the market place with attracting new investors.

Gunther Grant "the company" does not benefit by any rise in share price and if retail investors that choose to invest are obtaining shares from the open market and purchases for those shares from retail investor’s does not go to GNGR.

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The simple way to put this is, GNGR being public does not help the company financially so the entire focus was to have it benefit shareholders. Unlike many questionable companies that are OTC listed who do sell shares for revenue that offer almost no products that can be purchased, those companies have to keep issuing more shares and dilute the investors securities on a never ending downward spiraling share price.

Since GNGR is not a diluted share selling entity, any capital spent on compliance does little to help GNGR and has also proven not to help the share price or gain interest in the company.

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GNGR could have easily filed the necessary documents and financials and paid the OTC fees and be 15c211 complaint and moved to OTC current. The question was, why do that a third time if we have done that twice before that did nothing for the public aspect of the company?

We made the decision to issue a cash dividend that far exceeded the cost of filing the documents and paying the OTC fees for good reason. The two reasons are because we know going to OTC current would be like tossing money in the trash (a 3rd time) and issuing a cash dividend is real and not just some intent news release most questionable OTC's issue that almost always amount to a dead end.

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GNGR could have gone to OTC current and issued 100's of PR news releases and it would have once again fallen on def ears and blindsided retail investors. It was time to do what most other OTC's do not do and also focus on expanding the business and completing some goals GNGR has with many already having been achieved.

If by now, inventors do not know that GNGR is one of the most solid companies in the world regardless of sales or the size and scope of GNGR as a company, GNGR is a company and has the lowest overhead of any business including every fortune 500 listed company.

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Since GNGR has no debt and profitable sales regardless of sales volume means no matter what sales are made GNGR is profitable and can never go out of business do to lack of sales.

That statement I am positive no other OTC listed company or any of the fortune 500 companies can claim.

In addition, all orders are pre paid so GNGR requires no bank loans or funding.

Gunther Grant has TWO elements of the companies existence that most OTC listed companies do not have.

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1. IF GNGR were not public, GNGR is still a real company that is a solid, profitable, USA producer of many lines of casting products that are sold and shipped globally.

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2. GNGR is also publicly trading.

With none of the elements that make a company questionable (Dilution, toxic debt financing, hype and intent, no products or profits and past issues with reverse mergers or ticker changes) GNGR is void of those issues.

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The part that seems the most difficult being both of the above is how to mesh them together so one befits the other. All the financial people and individuals who keep calling to purchase just the public vehicle and not the actual casting company all say the same thing.

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"If you have a successful casting company why do you need the public vehicle that you should sell to us and use the money to expand the private company"

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The simple truth to that statement told to me 100's of time means those who want the public vehicle only want that part of GNGR so they can cancel the shares, reverse the company into a new ticker and use that to dilute shares on some pump and dump scheme.

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The proof is, if the buyers say take GNGR private and sell the public vehicle tells me they will not use the public vehicle for a valid company to merge with other then a company on paper that is attractive to retail investors into buying shares in some new intent marijuana or bitcoin stock.

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Many naive GNGR shareholders have also said reverse merging the public vehicle would be better for GNGR shareholders and that lack of understating how this game works would render them with no shares in GNGR and any issued shares in the new entity will be grossly reduced.

Some GNGr holders even hinted to change GNGR to a bitcoin or lithium stock. Some are asking GNGR to end up a pump and dump because that is what most OTC investors are used to. The problem is the shares always decline and they are diluted. Why would anyone want a company to be a pump and dump with a declining share price? One reason is they love to cost average, as some have said they would do as a means of investment strategy. But on a cost average diluted ticker the price rarely is ever move up into profitability.

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One TECH company in CA wanted to merge with GNGR and reward shareholders with a new ticker and higher share price and agreed to take GNGR holders with them to the new company and I the CEO would be bought out. Many GNGR shareholders cheered this offer that was declined by GNGR. The reason was because the new TECH Company was going to get GNGR share price to $.25 to maybe $1.00 by doing a massive reverse split.

Sure the share price would rise but GNGR holders would end up with fewer shares and they would be restricted for one year. If you own 1,000,000 shares in GNGR and they reversed them 10,000/1 you would own 100 shares in the new issuer. If you owned 100,000 GNGR shares you would own 10 in the new TECH Company and so on.

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Since the shares issued to GNGR holders would be restricted, the new TECH company was going to also increase the authorized to 50 billion shares. Soon after they would acquire a debt laden company to add to the holdings of the new TECH Company. The new tech company was going to pump what they said was a new ground breaking technology and start letting toxic debt financiers to start paying off debt for shares they can dump in the billions to new investors.

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The price of the stock would go from $1.00 per share to $.01 in a few days and then onto the diluted spiral down to $.0001 or less. If a GNGR holder thought for one second that if they owned 1,000,000 shares that would be worth and can be sold for $1.00, the would have ended up with 100 shares worth about $.01 in total.

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So the plan moving ahead is to get the successful private casting business to also make the public vehicle emerge as a company people want to invest in. Becoming OTC current would have caused GNGR to once again be lost in a sea of fraud and deceit. If GNGR drops to the EM or Grays, it is not the end of the line but the beginning. The Grays offer some very advantageous elements for a GOOD company that the OTC cannot. Many of the companies that do move to Grays and fade away are already dead or have no operations or are just a shell. GNGR is not one of those that will fade away.

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IN addition to the cash dividend, GNGR is also working to get all the data that is needed to be 15c211 compliant and have that data certified by an accountant and with the legal letter of opinion and post that data on this corporate website. We will still elect not to pay the OTC fees and not move back to OTC current but we will be 15c211 complaint. If a broker dealer decides to move GNGR to OTC current and file form 211 they will have that option and use our posted data, submit it to the OTC and they would pay the OTC fees.

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In order for a broker dealer to do that, they have to have access to our financial data and that data will be released when we decide we want to move back to OTC current. For now, GNGR wants to wait and see like the SEC, Finra, OTC, Brokers and everyone else are doing, waiting to see what happens to the markets after the Sept. deadline.

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Some OTC's that were stop signs have move to OTC yield and it looks like the STOP sign maybe be eliminated (A good thing) and it also looks like 1000's maybe 2200 or more will not continue to move up to OTC yield or current and will move down to EM or Grays. Soon after that I am sure many that are now listed on the OTC and have tickers but have folded and have no more operations or even a person at those companies will be revoked or suspended. Many OTC tickers have long since folded but the tickers still trade for some reason.

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I guess for now its business as usual. Design, Cast and Ship globally the coolest castings on earth.